The American Federationist, 49. sējumsAmerican Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1942 v. 68, no. 7, June 1961- include section: Collective bargaining report. |
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16. lappuse
... democratic way of life . By democracy we mean providing equal opportunities for all in the fields for which they are best fitted . In the political field democracy must assure equality of rights and privileges ; in the indus- trial ...
... democratic way of life . By democracy we mean providing equal opportunities for all in the fields for which they are best fitted . In the political field democracy must assure equality of rights and privileges ; in the indus- trial ...
32. lappuse
... democratic nation such as ours to maintain the morale of its citizens at the very highest level pos- sible . In times of war it is absolutely fatal to a democracy to permit the morale of its citizens to be impaired . Democratic nations ...
... democratic nation such as ours to maintain the morale of its citizens at the very highest level pos- sible . In times of war it is absolutely fatal to a democracy to permit the morale of its citizens to be impaired . Democratic nations ...
23. lappuse
... democratic society becomes , the greater the need for education as a protection for democratic government . The spread of totalitarianism is ac- companied by a suppression of knowl- edge , the complete subservience of the individual to ...
... democratic society becomes , the greater the need for education as a protection for democratic government . The spread of totalitarianism is ac- companied by a suppression of knowl- edge , the complete subservience of the individual to ...
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